Hussein Kdouh

IBM FileNet P8 Administrator and Developer

Developed modular and reusable Lightning Web Components (LWC) to streamline front-end operations in Salesforce, improving performance and scalability. Led API integration efforts, creating Java-based middleware for seamless communication between internal systems and third-party platforms. Participated in Agile development (Scrum) to manage tasks, track sprints, and contribute to continuous project improvement through tools like Jira. Wrote comprehensive unit tests (JUnit) ensuring code reliability, enhancing the overall stability of the deployed solutions. Documented RESTful API development and implemented monitoring systems for effective troubleshooting and issue resolution.

Led front-end development for Shopify-based e commerce stores, creating custom site layouts and optimizing performance utilizing Scrum Methodology. Integrated various business processes within Shopify CMS to streamline content management and improve UI/UX. Monitored website performance and implemented enhancements based on heatmap analysis and user feedback. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to adjust themes, checkout scripts, and SEO strategies to align with evolving business needs.

Developed dynamic, responsive web applications using Angular for clients in diverse industries, ensuring optimal user experience across devices. Designed and implemented RESTful APIs for backend services, improving data retrieval and interaction between the server and front-end applications. Created interactive dashboards using looker Studio and Tableau, providing clients with real-time insights into their data.

Designed and implemented responsive front-end components for the Ministrys electronic medical record system, ensuring smooth functionality across devices. Collaborated with the lead developer to integrate front end components with back-end services, improving system usability for healthcare professionals. Assisted in optimizing the user interface (UI) for ease of use by healthcare workers in primary healthcare centers.